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  • Woodcarving of Archeopteryx eating a reptile. Carved and painted by Bob Spear. The Archeopteryx has reddish brown feathers and the reptile has green skin. The Archeopteryx is perched in a dead tree, and the background is painted landscape showing a river, a forest, and mountains.

    Birds: An Exploration Through Art

    Carpenter-Carse Library 69 Ballards Corner Rd., Hinesburg, Vermont

    Birds in the world and in art! Learn about them and make bird art. At Carpenter-Carse library, for younger elementary kids.

  • Roosting Woodcock (Scolopax minor) carved of wood and painted to suggest live birds' plumage. This carving appears to be roosting (sitting on the ground). It has a long beak, a pale brown head with a darker brown eye-line and chin line and dark patches across its crown. It has darker brown wings with patchy white wing bars and even darker brown flecks. Its breast and belly are a medium brown with slightly yellow patches.

    American Woodcock One-day Carving Class

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Carve and paint an American Woodcock (Scolopax minor) with woodcarver David Tuttle, July 25, 2026, at the Birds of Vermont Museum.

    $40 – $50